Re: More Etymology!

On Feb 15, 2:43 am, "Franz Gnaedinger" <f...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Feb 15, 7:45 am, Joachim Pense <s...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Am 14 Feb 2007 10:37:45 -0800 schrieb Peter T. Daniels:

Franz issues this "challenge" frequently, but he never fulfills his
side of the bargain. He simply changes the subject and does _not_
discuss what the respondent chose to question.

look who's writing!

Look who's showing up in this thread, a German
(Magdalenian GER MAN --- lance (ger) right hand
(man), he who holds a lance in his right hand),
a German who can read Klaus Schmidt's book
on Göbekli Tepe: _Sie bauten die ersten Tempel_,
C.H. Beck München 2006, and Derk Ohlenroth's
book _Das Abaton des Lykäischen Zeus und der
Hain der Elaia_, Max Niemeyer Tübingen 1996.

My challenge stands: point out the worst I say,
and I shall defend my views with arguments,
as I did yesterday, confronted with a monster
reply by sci.lang's chief executive officer Peter
T. Daniels: I took my time, in actual fact more
than two hours, answering all his points, then,
exhausted, I asked him please please please
to concentrate on one single issue, for not even
I can handle so many topics at once, and then
he gave up, in mild desperation, leaving the
challenge to others, but he hangs around.
Peter Petey Pedro: choose one single issue
and I promise, I shall discuss it with you,
open end, as I did before with everybody
who was providing arguments and not just
left droppings, and as I shall go on doing
in all eternity, amen.

Franz,

I'm sick and tired of stating my "one single issue" (that language
spoken as recently as the Magdalenian period cannot have had
fundamental characteristics so utterly different from any
characteristics known to human language or the human language ability)
and having you ignore that simple point. I will not continue to do it.

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